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One of the cats involved in the Acoustic Kitty Project was a grey-and-white female. Pixabay Drugs, nukes and animal operatives: Project MK-Ultra, the CIA’s infamous human mind control project, wasn’t the only thing that was going on in the ‘60s.
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Project MKUltra, launched at the height of the Cold War, was intended to give the US the edge over the Soviet Union in psychological warfare – by any means necessary.
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John Frankenheimer’s classic The Manchurian Candidate built upon the idea of brainwashed GIs in Korea. Still from The Manchurian Candidate Journalist Edward Hunter was the first to sound the alarm. “Brain-washing Tactics Force Chinese Into Ranks of Communist Party,” blared
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On this day in 1953, the then-Director of Central Intelligence officially approved project MKUltra. The project, which continued for more than a decade, was originally intended to make sure the United …
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Spoiler alert: this article discusses the plot of season one of Stranger Things. With its blend of 1980s nostalgia, pesky kids on BMXs, Stephen King-style small town horror and pulsing synth soundtrack, Stranger Things has been one of the TV
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After all, MKUltra was supposedly over by the 1983 setting of the show, but Stargate was just getting warmed up. Funded by the U.S. Army, …
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No one would mistake the recent Netflix sci-fi series Stranger Things for being based on a true story. Despite its heavy doses of ’80s nostalgia, the parallel dimensions and flesh-eating monsters and telekinetic little girls don’t exactly lend themselves to
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In fact, MKUltra is one of the few things on the show that didn’t come from the fevered imaginations of creators Matt and Ross Duffer. According to a New York Times obituary for Sidney Gottlieb, a …
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Code-named MKUltra, the program involved some 149 separate experiments — many on unwitting Americans, including a Kentucky mental patient who was dosed with LSD for 179 days straight.
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